I remember watching a movie when I was VERY young and it was a guy strapped down and a pendulum was swinging and a rat was on his stomach and it was sliced in half. is this the right movie.. if soo i have been searching for it for YEARS!!!
shareYEAH MAN... THE FRIKKIN THING GETS SLICED IN HALF RIGHT ON TOP OF HIS BELLY AND BY LUCK ITS WHAT HELPS HIM ESCAPE.
VERY COOL MOVIE INDEED.
CHECK IT.
THE MAIN DUDE WAS AN AWESOME ACTOR.
DONT KNOW WHY HE WASN'T USED IN ANYTHING BIG.
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He used the rat's blood to make his wrist and hand more slippery and attract other rats to chew his bindings. just watched the scene
shareLance Henriksen, the "main dude", has been in one of the best tv shows - millenium as well as in Aliens and many other big hits as well as many small ones. He is a very active actor that likes horror.
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All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is for enough good men to do nothing.
I like to add, that when I saw this movie on a time-copy tape, there was a scene during the fight near the pendulum, where the captain of the guards, while wrestling with the hero, is pushed onto the coming pendulum and is sliced vertically in half. On subsequent tapes and dvd's, this scene is missing. What remains is when the hat falls on the ground into two pieces with blood on them. I remember this scene quite vividly.
shareI hope it was fake.
"There is no escape, John!"
@DeRo64
Are you retarded or something?
No. Are you?
"There is no escape, John!"
Okay, you're a 'tard. I'm going to have to spell it all out. Argh!
Films never use live animals in scenes in which they get killed because the animal rights people will throw a fit if they did.
Simple enough for you to understand, Corky?
I'm not the "tard" here cuz I don't resort to insults.
"There is no escape, John!"
I resort to insults because people who ask stupid questions ought to know better and deserve to be insulted.
It's fun to have a hobby.
I don't have to take this crap from you anymore. You're ignored.
And for your information, there is a history of on-screen real killings of animals in movies such as Friday the 13th (1980) and Cannibal Holocaust. In fact, John C. Reilly reportedly walked off the set of Manderlay (2005) because they planned to kill a live donkey on-screen for real.
"There is no escape, John!"
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